It's like playing in a fancy miniature golf course but with bowling bowl that can be controlled (with practice) after throwing them by the use of built-in rockets. Still one of my favorites after years of play.

It's a nifty idea. The mouse-based interface isn't as elegant as it could be though. The game is also visually lacking, it looks very empty and bland. The fake commcial billboards would only add something if they were really smart and funny, but they aren't. Overall it feels lackluster, for that reason alone I wouldn't price it higher than $5.

This is a fun game. The first thing that came to my mind while playing the first arena was also "Bowling meets mini golf". The futuristic 60s snazzy setting is entertaining as well.

Graphics are basic 3D with very little fanfair and flash. For me, there is a frequent and random jerk in speed that has caused me to lose a few shots. Not sure what that was, could just be lack of gpu power on my part.

The repetitive music played during all rounds gets, well, repetitive. However its not in such bad taste to where it gets painful on the ears.

Sound effects are ok. A bit simplistic and lacking, however they get the job done.

Overall though, its a fun game, and gets insanely difficult by the 4th location and beyond. Enough challenge for players.